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Indie Thriller Ingenium Goes to the Big Screen
Ingenium Gets Consistent Look from Assimilate's SCRATCH

Indie thriller, Ingenium, was a labor of love from start to finish. Creativity and dedication to their craft make indie filmmakers tick, and this was fully demonstrated by brothers Steffen Hacker - director, editor, producer - and color grading artist, Peter Hacker, in the production of their new mystery feature. The film is teeming with the typical indie challenges: multiple cameras with differing formats, resolutions, and codecs; limited time and varying work schedules; and tight budget constraints. Like many an indie filmmaker, the Hacker brothers used every ounce of talent and ingenuity, as well as the right tools to bring their creative vision to the big screen. Here's how they made it happen. Read More

One of the key ingredients to maintaining a positive global marketplace is collegial trade between countries. Many partnerships are strong and create a win-win situation for all concerned parties. But, there are still many countries who cannot come to an agreement about the ratio of imports to exports between the nations. These disagreements can escalate into imposed tariffs and the beginnings of a trade war. So why should we be concerned about tariffs and trade wars? Here's what you need to know. Read More

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3D Printing Is Hot...And It's Only Going To Get Hotter

We often think of 3D printing as a new technology with futuristic implications, but we rarely stop to consider how far it's come or where it could be in another few years. 3D printing was invented by Charles Hull in 1984, and in the ensuing 34 years we have developed ways to scan and 3D print objects in real time and have even begun one of the most science-fiction endeavors yet-3D printing human organs. Still, 3D printing has yet to reach its full potential, and that's a good thing. Read More

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Content Insider #587 - Before the Game

Consumer crystal gazers keep putting up fantastic mouth-watering numbers on the HMD sales that are going to be delivered...next year. Next year rolls around and it's ooppss. Their projections aren't wrong obviously it's that the world (kids) don't want VR. Funny thing is they were sold instantly when they were first introduced a few years ago and sales keep rising. Where? Well gee just about in every business application you can dream up for virtual and augmented peeks as to what's going on. Trouble is everyday practical use isn't as sexy, as fun, as exciting as a shootem up VR game. No but it makes work safer and better so get into it Read More

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Industrial Air Pollution Clean-Up Is On Its Way In 2018

Since 1955, the United States government has recognized the need for legislation to clean up air pollution. Subsequent revisions to the initial legislation strengthened the laws regarding allowable amounts of car emissions, factory smog, and other sources of air pollution. Now, in 2018, it isn't just legislation and governments fighting air pollution. Private inventors, corporations, and other organizations are harnessing the technology that can aid in cleaning our air all over the world, along with recognizing that some advances in technology are creating more air pollution and combating it with air filter and filtration systems, dust collectors, industrial vacuums, industrial blowers, air compressors, vacuum pumps and many other products. Read More

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Trade War With China Will Hit OEM Manufacturers First

As trade relations between China and US deteriorate, OEM manufacturers and their metal suppliers are caught in the middle. Who is affected first? Read More

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